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Million Dollar house in Manhatten Beach, CA vs. $100K house in Texas...
2012 Aug 22, 6:43am 43,120 views 144 comments
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Bigsby
2012 Sep 19, 3:38am
And you run from those truths too.
Isn't it odd that you're the individual making false assertions by virtue of your repetitious lies and misrepresentations.
Will you ever stop running?
Will you ever actually explain what these supposed lies are? No, I thought not.
And are you not going to ask me a non-trollish question?
Bigsby
2012 Sep 19, 4:35am
See how easy that was?
Very. Are you going to ask me any more questions or was that the limit for you?
Bigsby
2012 Sep 19, 4:41am
Are you going to continue playing games or are you going to get honest and answer the questions you've been asked?
You'll have to repeat them. I've got a short attention span where you're concerned.
KILLERJANE
2012 Sep 19, 4:55am
Then don't quote him. I have him blocked but that is useless if he gets quoted.
PLEASE DON'T FEED THE TROLLS.
So in other words if you saw a payment of 500. a month on a 3M dump you would by it? You better do some math in the real cost of financing.
Hell, yes.. if someone let me live in a a 3 million dollar home for $500 a month.. why the hell wouldn't I accept! As long as that was fixed rate.. I'd die before I paid it off.. can't take debt with you!
I'd be willingly to bet the cost to maintain the $1,000,000 beach home would cost less than the $100K home in Texas area.
Doesn't that kind of throw out the window the whole assumption of 1-2% maintenance cost based on purchase price of a home theor
No way on earth. Are you kidding? Your beach home is going to cost many many times more to maintain than the Austin home. Its not even close. That beach home is going to cost you in maintenance what your Austin home cost to buy.
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All things being equal in terms of size and age of home....
Let's say they are both 1500 sq foot in size, built in 1990s and have the same size lots and general amenities.
One cost a cool $1,000,000.... that's the 1500 sq ft walking distance to beach home in Manhatten Beach, CA.
The other is in a suburb or Austin, TX and cost $100K.
Now let's say the million dollar home has a spanish style clay roof... so no need to ever replace it in your lifetime.
I'd be willingly to bet the cost to maintain the $1,000,000 beach home would cost less than the $100K home in Texas area.
Doesn't that kind of throw out the window the whole assumption of 1-2% maintenance cost based on purchase price of a home theory?